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MADISON Thomas V - Vietnam Wall section 9E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-05-20 21:59:02Z

MADISON Thomas V - Vietnam Wall section 9E

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MADISON William L - Vietnam Wall section 7E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-05-07 22:19:21Z

MADISON William L - Vietnam Wall section 7E

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Isabella Todd Madison

regrea — 2012-04-24 12:19:12Z

My mother has been researching Nathaniel and Isabella Madison Todd. Many of us online have Isabella's mother has Isabella Todd Madison. But, Isabella Todd died in 1706 and Isabella Madison Abney was born in 1740.

Does anyone have proof of who Isabella Madison Abney's parents actaully are?

Regina L. Rea

James Madison 1866

billmadison57 — 2012-04-20 23:45:52Z

I'm looking for any information on James W Madison and his wife Eliza/Elzey Brasseale. They were married in Memphis, Lawrence, Tennessee on February 3rd, 1866. Eliza was pregnant with their son John Wally Madison before they were married. John Wally Madison was born June 20th, 1866 in Tennessee. Eliza had a son Robert Nathaniel Graves from a previous marriage. Eliza died in 1866. I don't know the exact date or the cause of death, but she may have died in Izard County, Arkansas. I believe James W Madison died shortly after her because John Wally Madison and his half brother Robert Nathaniel Graves were living with Eliza's sister and brother-in-law in Ozark, Missouri in 1880.It's also rumored that James W Madison and Eliza Brasseale died together in a buggy accident.

I've been searching for this family for a very long time so any information would be greatly appreciated!

-Bill

William Madison born around 1811

adrian5931 — 2012-04-18 17:25:20Z

I'm having trouble finding anything more then the 1850 census about what is suspected to be my great great grandfather William Madison born in Virgina. My dad had always said his great grandfather was a river boat captain and this census does indeed list him as a Steam boat Pilot (S.B.Pilot).
I am trying to connect him to the Madison line which includes the ex president, James Madison. I'd love to find who his father was to make the connection if possible so anyone out there have any info?
It is suspected that possible his father was William Willis Madison but in a book all about the Madison line, it says William Willis Madison had one "unknown Madison" as a son.
This William Willis Madison has a date of birth as 1826 so would be born after my g.g.grandfather.

Re: MADISON Antone C 1882-1947

bmkouttest — 2012-04-13 04:25:07Z

Susi - which census? Antone (Antone Christ Madison) was in Green Bay, WI in 1900 living with his parents and two brothers, then I can't find him in 1910 or 1920, but he is registered for the WWI draft and in a city directory in Moline, IL in 1918. He shows up with a wife in Dallas in the 1930 census, and in surrounding city directories in 1922-1943 or so, in Dallas and then Fort Worth. His parents were Nels and Maria Madison. They came over from Denmark.

Re: MADISON Antone C 1882-1947

SusiCP — 2012-04-13 04:01:06Z

Where does this lineage come from have some strays in IOWA one census and gone? Susi

Re: MADISON Antone C 1882-1947

bmkouttest — 2012-04-11 20:17:41Z

Hi there - that is almost certainly my great grandfather's brother. All we knew about him until very recently was his name and the fact that he "moved to Dallas (from Wisconsin) and nobody ever heard from him again." Thanks for taking the picture.

Re: Ensign Humphrey Madison

aeriehollow119 — 2012-03-22 00:02:59Z

Howdy cousin,
I'm related through Catharine & William Arbuckle's daughter Elizabeth who married Samuel Alexander. Their daughter Catharine Madison Alexander married Benjamin Harrison Sterrett and had William Henry Sterrett who had my grandmother Helen Florence Sterrett. However his wife is not Helen's mother... a mystery I may never live to see solved! Only been at it for about 30 years.

Margaret Amundson - are there any records that mention Humphry as a son of Thomas & Joanna Buckner Madison? I've not found anything in any of the books about Virginia that mention who Humphry's parents are.

Leslie Barker Thomas

Franklin Madison obituary

mjmiddendorf — 2012-03-05 00:18:54Z

I am transcribing obituaries from The Scotia Register (Scotia, Nebraska)

The Scotia Register
Volume XXXI, Thursday, June 11, 1925, pg. 1, column 3

ACCIDENT PROOVES FATAL (Parnell Correspondent)
On June 7, while stacking hay, Frank Madison, fell from a hay stack and broke his neck. Mr Madison lived about ten minutes after the accident happened. Mr. Madison was working for Wesley Williams of North Loup, at the time of his death.
The body was brought to the home of his brother, Charlie Madison, of Horace. Funeral arrangements have not been made to date, but it is thot (sic) that the funeral will be held Tuesday, June 9, if distant relatives do not come.

Volume XXXI, Thursday, June 18, 1925, pg. 1, column 1

OBITUARY
Franklin Madison was born in Wisconsin March 2nd, 1857 and spent his early boyhood days there, moving to Illinois when he grew to young manhood.
Later the family moved to Jefferson County, Nebraska where they lived for three years, when they moved to Greeley County, Nebraska where he spent the remaining part of his life.
He was a cheerful and kind friend who was always ready to help where needed.
Mr Madison passed away on June 7th, 1925 at the age of 68 years, 3 months and 5 days. Deceased leaves to mourn their loss three brothers and one sister, namely Eugene, of Orange, California, Charles of Horace, Nebraska, Calvin of St. Cloud, Florida and Mrs. Lillie Dennis of Arthur, Nebraska besides many relatives and friends.
The sympathy of the entire community is with the bereaved relatives in this hour of their great sorrow.
Services were conducted in the home of Mr. Charles Madison of Horace by Rev. Jesse A. Monkman of Scotia and interment made in the Mount Hope Cemetery.

CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank the many friends and neighbors who so kindly helped us and gave us so many words of sympathy at the death of our beloved brother. Also for the floral offerings.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Madison
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Madison
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Madison
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Dennis.

Julie Middendorf
mjmiddendorf@nctc.net

What happened to Oscar?

mmcandrews_1999 — 2012-02-22 07:08:34Z

In the 1900 Census, Virginia Ann Lee "Annie" CHARLTON (b.1865) was the wife of the head of the household, Oscar E MADISON. Three kids are listed.

By 1910 Census, Virginia Ann Lee "Annie" CHARLTON (b.1865) was the head of the household, and married. She's listed with the same kids, but no husband is listed. Oscar E MADISON (b.1867) is listed by himself as divorced and alone.

This continues on subsequent census records.

Does anyone have any info about why they would be listed this way? If Oscar passed away, I would expect her to be listed as widow. If I have the right Oscar in 1910, why isn't she listed as divorced? If I have the wrong Oscar, how may Oscar E MADISON's, born at the same time, can be living in the same area at the same time?

How can I sort this out?

Who were the parents of Humphry Madison 1730-1756

aeriehollow119 — 2012-02-22 01:54:27Z

Conflicting information on various lists by various posters contend that Thomas Madison and Johanna Buckner were Humphry Madison's parents. However other researchers I've come across have that his parents are John Madison III and Eliza Minor. The only thing I am sure of is that Humphry married Mary Davis Dickenson - daughter of Adam Dickenson/Dickinson and Catherine Stephenson. NOT John Dickinson the signer of the constitution which many have in error.
John and Thomas were brothers.
The Thomas Madison Family Record as recorded in Reminiscences of Eastern Oregon, by Mrs. Elizabeth Lord (1903) by The Irwin-Hodson Co., Portland Oregon, page 231. It seems as if this information would have been taken from a bible record, but this is not revealed in the book. In this information she lists Humphry as one of the sons.
Does anyone have a will copy from either John or Thomas listing Humphry as a son?

Leslie Barker Thomas

Twin sons of George W. Madison

ksgerlock — 2012-02-20 17:31:36Z

As posted in the Weekly Register Call newspaper from Central City , Gilpin County, Colorado:
Janurary 22, 1892
"Born: In Central City, Januray 18, 1892, to the wife of George W. Madison,twin son."

Re: Madison Family of Caroline & King William Co's VA

olclarke — 2012-01-28 23:50:24Z

Just thought I would let you know that there is a Heritage Book of Caroline County in the works, so if you have a family connection to Caroline you can submit an article on your family. The deadline is Mar. 20th. Go to www.county-heritage.com/va/caroline for more info.
Ollie

Re: Madison, and variants?

SusanPentico51 — 2012-01-26 23:15:14Z

Susan Madison ma NOYES JONES supposedly in MASS abt 1830's.
She died Susan JONES in Iowa.

She was born ? 1818 or maybe earlier she has 1818 on tombstone.

Humphrey Madison b. 1730 m. Mary Dickinson

aeriehollow119 — 2012-01-17 02:59:08Z

Samuel Brown son of Henry Brown and Mary Giles was born 1717 and died 6 Dec 1749. He married Mary Davis Dickinson daughter of Adam Dickinson and Catherine Stevenson (Stephenson) about 1743. She was born 1725 and died in 1770 August Co. VA. Sam and Mary had two sons Adam b. 1745 and William b. 1747 when he died in 1749 - she was pregnant with son Samuel born in 1750. In 1753 Mary Brown married Humphrey Madison cousin of President James Madison. They had one daughter Catharine born 1754. He was the sheriff of Allegheny County VA. He was killed by Indians in 1756 and step-sons Adam and William Brown were carried off by the Shawnees. Legend says that one boy later escaped. The other boy married an Indian girl and decided to stay with the Indians.
Mary Brown Madison married a third time to James Littlepage and bore him a son John Dickinson Littlepage b. 1760.

Does anyone know more about the sons of Samuel and Mary Dickinson Brown? Adam, William or Samuel?

I have more information on Catharine Madison's marriages and her children. I am related through Catharine's marriage to William Arbuckle. Their daughter Elizabeth Arbuckle married Samuel Alexander. Their daughter Catharine Madison Alexander married Benjamin Harrison Sterrett. They were my grandmother's grandparents.

Leslie Barker Thomas

Re: Catherine Madison

bbonomini1 — 2011-12-27 18:49:54Z

William may have already given other children their share, which would be why he hadnt named others, and many times they only name a current family then list just as a first family member. WOuld love to see his will.

Re: Catherine Madison

bbonomini1 — 2011-12-27 18:46:43Z

The oldest picture I have is of Joseph Arbuckle d.1808 and Sarah Sterrett's daughter and her baby. Taken in 1820/30's. Which is when photography began I think. Joseph's son James had a son named Madison G..

Re: Catherine Madison

bbonomini1 — 2011-12-27 01:49:53Z

Hi Leslie, I have tried to contact you as well. My add is chasinghosts@hotmail.com and has been for several years. Maybe if you copy and paste it, it may work.
I am related to Sterrett's and Alexander's as well, but it is a somewhat confusing mix.
Barb

Re: Catherine Madison

aeriehollow119 — 2011-12-26 18:55:57Z

According to the will information Capt. William Arbuckle was only married once and that was to Catherine Madison McClanachan Poague. Yep she had married again after Capt. Robert McCanachan (the spelling is several ways) to William Poague per the book The MCCues of the Old Dominion. She was pregnant with a son who she named William when her second husband was also killed in 1777. They had been married barely 10 months. Would love to have seen a picture of Catherine - she must have been a beauty to merit the attention received by all these fine soldiers. Their son William died when he was 17.
Would be interested in knowing more about the McClanahan/McClellan connections.
By the way I had tried to email you direct a couple of times and never heard back.

Leslie

Re: Catherine Madison

aeriehollow119 — 2011-12-26 18:38:37Z

Any old pictures by chance? I'm related by her marriage to Capt. William Arbuckle, their daughter Elizabeth Arbuckle m. Samuel Alexander.
Their daughter Catharine Madison Alexander m. Benjamin Harrison Sterrett. Their son William Henry Sterrett was my grandmother's father.

Leslie Barker Thomas

Re: Madison, and variants?

SusanPentico51 — 2011-12-25 20:46:40Z

1818 birth and death in Iowa 1881'
George visits her in Iowa. 1870

Re: Madison, and variants?

gwrthun — 2011-12-16 02:06:19Z

Do you know is Madison is her birth name or married name? Do you know where she was born? Link me to your tree if possible so we can compare notes.
Thanks!

Re: Madison, and variants?

SusanPentico51 — 2011-12-16 00:13:03Z

1818 birth and death in Iowa 1881'
George visits her in Iowa. 1870

Re: Madison, and variants?

gwrthun — 2011-12-15 22:06:33Z

What year was she born? I have an ancestor, George S. Madison born in Philadelphia around 1860.

Re: Elizabeth Ann Madison connection to President? & the 'Madison Basket'

rooseveltrecycling — 2011-12-12 04:52:48Z

Looks to me like this is:

1 Rueben Conway 'Conway' Madison
.. +Winna 'Winny' ?
2 Mary Madison
2 Francis Madison
2 James Madison
2 William Henry Madison
.... +Sarah ?
2 Eugenia E. Madison
2 Elizabeth Ann 'Eliza' Madison
.... +John Kerns Bennett
... 3 Adelaide E. Bennett
....... +Edward T. Morgan
...... 4 Grace Morgan
.......... +? Applegate

Dolly was in contact with Winna + Winna was in the area. William was not listed as an heir, although John Payne Todd’s testimony of 3 May 1837 makes him out to be alive. Probably William was born 1807-1818 and had removed from the area so he was not located to give money to per James Madison's final wishes.

Dave (half 3rd cousin 6 times removed of James Madison over on his grandmother Frances' side)

Re: Catherine Madison wife of William Arbuckle b.mid 1700'sher relatives?

billmadison57 — 2011-10-20 22:43:34Z

I have the Madison/Barton connection. John Wally Madison married Amanda Ollie Barton on Dec. 25, 1896. I'm still trying to figure out who John's parents are. Any information on them would be appreciated! :)

Re: Isabell's siblings

billmadison57 — 2011-10-20 22:15:53Z

Does anyone here have information on John W. Madison? He married Amanda Ollie Barton. I'm trying to find out who his parents are, but it stops with John.

Re: James Jonas Madison

leuckf — 2011-08-18 18:01:04Z

Hooray! I think - I'm positive - we have a connection. I met (as a young child) Alexander Thomson, and Rachel. Let's take this off the board here, and talk privately. Leuckf At bellsouth dot net is my eddress. It's nice to find a cousin from the Scottish side of my family.

And yes, Christina's mother was named Jessie Fraser. I'm sure I have a photo of her.

Frazer

Re: James Jonas Madison

jjk6372 — 2011-08-18 17:08:05Z

Frazer, you are spot on! My GreatGrandmother was Christina Thomson who married Jonas Madson(later changed name to Madison). Christina's siblings were:Charles, Thomas, isabella, Alexander, Jessie, Rachel, Robert. They were all born in Greenock, Renfrewshire Scotland. Their parents were Daniel and Jessie Thomson (both born in 1837).
I also think that Jessie Thomson (Sr) maiden name was Fraser or Frazer! I have a cousin in Boston whose middle name is that as well.
My GreatGrandmother (Christina) had 4 or 5 children and named one of the girls Jessie...we do know her grandchildren and were close growing up.
My daughter Julie has done quite abit of the research and would be more than willing to share her info...she can send you her file through the computer.
I am happy to find out we still have some relatives!
Susan

Re: Data needed on William Madison

SusiCP — 2011-08-18 15:51:13Z

Attempting to reach D BASS. We may have same family.

SusiCP@cox.net

Madison, Susan b abt 1818

SusiCP — 2011-08-18 15:45:50Z

Susan Madison b abt 1818 , unknown if MASS, NY or VT. census states all depending on which census.
She marries NOYES JONES about 1828-1831. She has children by 1832.
She is living in Petersburg, New York for most of the children's births.
2nd son NOEL JONES is born in MASS

by 1855+ family has started to move towards Ill. and then after CW to IOWA.
last child Charles born 1850 NY.

I am highly suspect she had a brother George who shows up next to her in Iowa.
But only on one census.

Re: James Jonas Madison

leuckf — 2011-08-18 15:36:32Z

Susan, I believe that I am related on his mother's/my mother's side. I believe that his mother was most likely my great aunt (my maternal grandmother's sister) Thomson. I don't even know her first name for sure - possibly Christina, possibly Cassandra. My grandmother was Jessie Thomson Hill. I have found only one second cousin, and he was no wiser than me about it, hence my message. Does this sound anywhere near correct? I hope so.

Frazer

Re: James Jonas Madison

jjk6372 — 2011-08-18 14:45:31Z

Frazer, I came across your message on Ancestry.com today regarding my Grandfather Lt. Commander James Madison. I would be happy to exchange any info with you that may link our families. Do you think you are related through his maternal or paternal side?
Here is my email address if you would like to contact me.
smorecraft@msncom
Sincerely,
Susan Morecraft

MADISON Cyril H - Vietnam Wall section 1W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-08-13 11:56:11Z

MADISON Cyril H - Vietnam Wall section 1W

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Madison, and variants?

SusiCP — 2011-07-15 22:30:37Z

I wrote a full blog about SUsan Madison and her missing family.
I am sure that George is a sibling. I suspect William may also be related.

I wish I had some form of proof. I also wish to hear from anyone whom may have information on this family.
She was likely born in MASS near NY /VT border? due to children not know for sure where born. She put MASS. Marriage data missing. Son's death missing?
Please go to this site and read the information as known.http://susischattyperformances.blogspot.com/2011/07/surnames...

Re: Peyton Madison & Hannah Webster Madison.

timwilliams330 — 2011-07-15 21:09:09Z

well Hello Cousin, I too desend from Peyton and Hannah, There daughter Emmaline was married to Benjamin Tyree Williams they were my Great Great Grandparents.

Re: James Jonas Madison

leuckf — 2011-05-30 11:33:18Z

If Susan Madison Morecraft (or some other descendant or relative of CDR Madison) would contact me, please? I believe I am a relative of his, but so far have not been able to confirm it.

Frazer Leuck

Son born to Mr./Mrs. Andrew Madison 1911 Longmont, CO

annageis76 — 2011-05-17 01:40:40Z

Longmont Ledger (Longmont, Boulder County)
Nov 17, 1911 Page 5

BORN

NABARETTA--Near Longmont, to Mr. and Mrs. John Nabaretta Friday, November 10, 1911, a daughter.

ANDREW--In Longmont, to Dr. and Mrs. Chas. F. Andrew, Saturday, November 11, 1911, a son. The doctor says it was the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month of 1911.

GUNNING--In Longmont, to Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Gunning, Wednesday, November 15, 1911, a son.

MADISON--In Longmont, to Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Madison, Wednesday, November 15, 1911, a son.

Peyton Madison & Hannah Webster Madison.

trishateel — 2011-04-25 16:45:15Z

I am descend from Peyton Madison being born in Nova Scotia, Canada, on September 13, 1794, and died December 6, 1866. He was burried at Mt. Herman Methodist Church Cemetery in Greensboro, Hale County, Alabama. His wife's name is Hannah Webster. She born March 5, 1798 and died on September 16, 1868, being burried at the same Mt. Herman Methodist Church Cemetery in Greensboro, Hale Co., Alabama. Their daughter Nancy C. Madison, born about 1819 in Alabama, married on 19 Dec 1833 to George Martin Crawford born 26 Jan 1812, South Carolina and died 26 Jul 1883, Hale County, Alabama, burried at Mt. Herman Methodist Church Cemetery in Greensboro, Hale Co., Alabama. George Martin Crawford and Nancy Madison Crawford who were married in Greene county, Alabama on December 19,1833.

Re: Dorthy Madison

dmadisonbass — 2011-04-07 20:17:04Z

Do you have a Levi B Madison from that are Minn or Michigan.... We may connect my file is on Rootswed world connect.

Re: Dorothy Madison

dmadisonbass — 2011-04-07 20:12:44Z

Dorothy Madison is not an unusual name, it is the middle name that Tells the story....
I am alive and well at 80... I suggest you look for her in the SSDI on Rootsweb....

Re: Dorothy Madison

beaniebonesc — 2011-04-07 17:56:20Z

I Had an Aunt Dorothy L Madison ,married to my mothers Brother Jack Madison she was born 10/26/1930 Death 11/1/1993 she was A SGT us AIR FORCE , I know of her being a nurse . She resided Hemp stead Long Island New york.

Re: Catherine Madison

jmichaelb1954 — 2011-01-08 18:26:48Z

Hello,

I believe Mary Arbuckle is my 3gGrandmother through Susan M. Nelson, then Nancy Hannah Fort and would like to share info with you.

Below is a copy-and-paste from:

A HISTORY OF KENTUCKY AND KENTUCKIANS (1912, Volume 3)
by E. Polk Johnson
Page 1347

"On the 1st of May, 1884. Captain Phister was united in marriage to Miss Flora Eleanor Hannan, who was born at Hannan's Landing, Gallia County, Ohio, and is the third daughter of the late Dr. William Franklin Hannan and Caroline Matilda (Graham) Hannan. Dr. Hannan was from Gallia County, Ohio, a lineal descendant of the Madison, Taylor and Henry families of Virginia, which contributed two of our presidents and our greatest orator, and also of the family from which came John M. Dickinson, signer of the constitution. His maternal great-grandmother. Katherine (Madison) Arbuckle, was a daughter of Humphrey Madison, son of John Madison, one of the founders of Augusta County, Virginia, who was a son of Ambrose Madison and Frances Taylor, grandparents of President Madison, and Mary Brown (nee Dickinson). She was born in 1754. and was a niece of Bishop Madison of Virginia, and of Governor George Madison of Kentucky, and cousin to President Madison.

Humphrey Madison was killed by Indians in 1764, while living at Fort Jackson, now Covington, Allegheny County, Virginia, and his two stepsons, Adam and William Brown, captured.

Katherine Madison was thrice married, first to Captain Robert McClanahan. who was killed at the battle of Point Pleasant; second, to William Pogue, who lived but ten months, and third, to William Arbuckle, born in 1752, of Scotch parentage, near Balcony Falls, James river, Botetourt County, Virginia. He was a son of Mathew Arbuckle, and came of brave and adventurous stock, the first of that name in America being Captain Robert Arbuckle, commander of the ship "Golden Fortune". He was a younger brother of Capt. Mathew Arbuckle, the gallant British officer before, and American officer during and after the Revolution, who led General Andrew Lewis' army through the trackless wilderness to the mouth of the Great Kanawha, where the memorable battle of Point Pleasant took place in 1774 in which William Arbuckle participated. He was also a daring follower of George Rogers Clark in his thrilling march to the capture of Vincennes, Kaskaskia, and the conquest of the northwest. He afterwards settled on a large estate in the beautiful valley of the Kanawha, sixteen miles above Point Pleasant, where he and his wife, Katherine Madison, are buried. Their children intermarried with the Craigs, Alexanders, Clarks. Nelsons and Beattys, whose history is interwoven with that of Virginia, Kentucky and parts of Ohio, Indiana and Missouri. Their oldest daughter, Jane Madison Arbuckle. married Captain Joseph McMullin, one of the heroes of Point Pleasant, a family which subsequently furnished many soldiers to the Confederacy.

J. L. Madison in Fort Worth, TX 1944

drbrownlee — 2011-01-06 04:38:40Z

J.L. is pictured in the 44-G Gremlins, yearbook of the 307th Army Air Forces Flying Training Detachment, Hicks Field, Fort Worth, Texas. I'm not kin but thought this might help someone researching the family.

Dicey/Dicy Austell/Austill

kycleopatra — 2010-12-27 20:34:47Z

I am searching for a Dicey or Dicy Austell or Austill born between 1825-1833 in Alabama (middle name is possibly Jane). She was married in 1857 (single, age 30) to a James Madison (widowed or divorced, age 36) in Edmonson Co., KY. His two youngest children, Rutha Jane and James W Madison are occasionally listed as her children, but likely born to his first wife Susan Blake (deceased mid-1850s). James (Wesley) Madison died in the 1890s and she was later married to a Joel Franklin Bledsoe.

1860 Census - Brownsville, Edmonson Co., KY
James Madison 44 b. NC
Dicy Madison 35 b. AL
Asa C. Madison 18 b. KY
John R. Madison 16 b. KY
Green Madison 14 b. KY
Catharine Madison 12 b. KY
William H. Madison 10 b. KY
Rutha Jane Madison 7 b. KY
James W. Madison 6 b. KY

1870 Census - Brownsville
James Madison 54 b. NC
Dicy Madison 40 b. AL
W. James Madison 17 b. KY

1880 Census - Brownsville
James W. Madison 71 b. KY, Father b. SC, Mother b. SC
Dicy Madison 53 b. AL, Father b. VA, Mother b. VA
Dicy Skaggs 13 b. KY, Father b. KY, Mother b. KY (boarder)

1900 Census - Brownsville
J.F. Bledsoe 71 b. KY, Father b. KY, Mother b. KY
Dicy Bledsoe 67 b. MS, Father b. KY, Mother b. AL (1 child, 1 living)
J.M. Bledsoe 45 b. KY, Father b. KY, Mother b. VA (son, married 10 years)
John Madison 22 b. KY, Father b. KY, Mother b. KY (stepson, married 1900)

Any information on Dicy Austill Madison Bledsoe and/or her parents would be greatly appreciated. Also, I am trying to establish a link (if any) to this Dicy Skaggs living with her in the 1880 Census. Thanks.

MADISON Henry Jr - Vietnam Wall section 31W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2010-12-21 22:20:11Z

MADISON Henry Jr - Vietnam Wall section 31W

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 219,072 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

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MADISON Vin Rufice 1933 1937

t42KeyHill_WalkerCoAL — 2010-12-13 12:13:49Z

MADISON Vin Rufice 1933 1937

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MADISON Eugene 1910 1963 Alabama pvt US Army W W II

t42KeyHill_WalkerCoAL — 2010-12-13 12:13:39Z

MADISON Eugene 1910 1963 Alabama pvt US Army W W II

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MADISON Annie 1908 1988

t42KeyHill_WalkerCoAL — 2010-12-12 11:23:01Z

MADISON Annie 1908 1988

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